Excellent novels which cross into the netherworld
School for Psychics by K.C. Archer, c2018. Adult/YA crossover
At age twenty-four Teddy is a college drop-out, owing half a million in gambling debts. While at a casino, trying to make things right, she is accosted by a suspicious man who offers her the opportunity to start over as part of a secret US military training school for people with psychic abilities. Teddy doesn’t know, and isn’t ready to accept she has powers, but as her options are limited, she takes a chance. She discovers she does indeed possess psychic abilities, as did her parents, thought to be killed in a car crash years ago. While in training, Teddy, meets an interesting cast of dubious characters and becomes involved in a plot revolving around a rogue faction of psychics who have their own agenda.
Ask Me by Kimberly Pauley, 2014.
Aria is an oracle; she has a psychic “gift” that prompts her to answer all questions honestly. Such a gift makes for a lonely life, as Aria has never been able to form normal relationships. Though lonely, Aria has been relatively safe until now, when a serial killer is on the lose and her prophetic riddles aren’t making sense. Can she decipher her visions and identify the killer before it’s too late.
Dead Connection by Charlie Price, 2008.
Murray’s spends a lot of time at the cemetery, but he isn’t alone. He speaks to dead people! When a local cheerleader is murdered, Murray answers her call from beyond and joins the chase to find her killer.
Keturah and Lord Death by Martine Leavitt, 2006.
While exploring the forest of her medieval town, Death visits Keturah in the form of a handsome lord. As he lays plans to send the plague to her village, Death becomes enraptured with Keturah and attempts to kidnap her as his consort. A clever woman, gifted story teller, Keturah strikes a bargain. If she finds true love in one day, everyone lives. If she fails, she will become Lord Death’s companion and the villagers will perish.
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